Note: Each outpost is tiny, so expect a bit of a wait. With three NYC locations, including the Brooklyn-based Alice’s To Go, it has the most magical atmosphere and the best food of any tea house we've sipped at. Only someone with a heart of stone would fail to be enchanted by Alice's Tea Cup. The pretty setting (and tableware) is half the fun at Alice's Tea Cup. RELATED: 49 NYC Holiday Activities Every Kid Should Try Call or visit the website to make a reservation. Served Wednesday-Friday, 1-4pm, Saturdays and Sundays, 12-5pm.
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Read our full review and see photos.Ĭost and schedule: $78 per person plus tax and gratuity. The five-course afternoon tea takes at least an hour and a half. This is an ideal spot for a special outing such as a family get-together or a teen girl's birthday treat. Younger kids are not permitted, except at private events. The five-course tea includes sandwiches, scones with Devonshire clotted cream and jam, desserts, and bottomless pots of tea from a wide selection, including several of the spot's own blends.īest for: Ages 12 and older. Kids will love: The fancy room, service, and touches such as decorative rose sugar.Ĭhildren's tea: There are no gimmicks here or even a children's menu. Sit on couches by the fireplace or at elegantly set tables. Lady Mendl's is a true Victorian tea salon in a brownstone on Irving Place that serves classic English afternoon tea. RELATED: 12 Must-Do Holiday Experiences in NYCĪfternoon tea, complete with treats and lifted pinkies, can be a fun special occasion outing with kids. Children's tea is served on weekdays from 1-4:30pm weekends from 12-4:30pm. The restaurant is often less than full so the antics of small children are accommodated.Ĭost and schedule: $75 per person for children's tea adult tea starts at $95 per person. Seeing the fancy Russian toys in the gift shop is fun, too.Ĭhildren's tea: Tea served Russian-style, or enjoy hot chocolate plus a tiered carousel of kid-friendly tea sandwiches and that aforementioned plate of desserts.īest for: Boys, since the art deco room is not super girly. Kids will love: Hot chocolate with whipped cream and marshmallows, plus a whole plate of desserts just for them. It doesn't have the charm of other locations, but its lack of frilliness makes it possibly the best tea for boys. This iconic NYC restaurant offers a children's tea with a few Russian touches such as peanut butter and jelly blinis. Be sure to check the calendar for holiday-themed events like a special brunch with Santa. The café provides plenty of dolls to choose from if your child doesn't have their own.Ĭhildren's tea: Tea sandwiches, butterfly cookies, and chocolate mousse flowerpots are among the highlights.īest for: Children of all ages who love American Girl Dolls, but some of the special tea events are reserved for those ages 8 and up.Ĭost and schedule: $40 per person, excluding tax and gratuity. Kids will love: Having a doll sit beside them in their own little seat and with their own place setting. American Girl serves high tea in NYC on weekends, and reservations book well in advance so plan accordingly. The room and tables are lovely and cheerful and the food is surprisingly good. Parents have plenty of opinions about American Girl dolls, ranging from "too expensive and too commercialized" to "love them!" But my daughter and I truly enjoyed the American Girl high tea experience.
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